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Built by Hotard General Contracting, Inc. Jefferson Door supplied: Windows & Exterior Doors: Weather Shield Windows & Doors Jet Black aluminum clad exterior with primed wood interior. Interior Doors: Buffelen MDF 1 panel shaker door with 1×4 finger joint casing. Baseboard: 1×8 baseboard with door stop shoe moulding Door Hardware: EMTEK Polishe Chrome Helois Lever Stair Parts: White Oak treads

Texas “Cordova” Cream blocks from our own quarry were shipped to our milling facility in Florence, Texas where we produced all the architectural features. Continental also purchased Hadrian Limestone blocks from TexaStone Quarries located in Big Spring, Texas. We partnered with Texas Carved Stone on the intricate carved pieces. The stone was chosen by the home owners, who wanted to use Texas Limestone for the rich and elegant look these two particular stones have. This home is nestled into a neighborhood in downtown Austin, Texas. It sits in a majestic manner on the land it is built on with oak trees and native trees protecting it from the hustle and bustle of the city life, but still offering the excitement of Austin. This home is not a large home, but has the elegance of any mansion. Over 4,000 pieces of cut Texas “Cordova” Cream and Hadrian Limestone enhance the exterior of the home, garage and pool house. There was also over 1,200 pieces of stone accents such as window surrounds, balustrade, caps, treads, risers and cornices which were carved by Bob Ragan of Texas Carved Stone. Some of the stone pieces weighed as much as 1,000 pounds. As you can see, the entire exterior of this home is stone. It was truly a puzzle that once together, is the job of a lifetime. It is the perfect design for a perfect home in a perfect setting.

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Under construction. View from kitchen to "tasting room".

Gorgeous wood exterior on both the home and the hangar.
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Hardiplank siding in varied widths is set up in vertical panels (with trim separations) to animate the façade along the South elevation. The siding is part of a rain- screen system as part of the sustainable design initiatives of the project. The rainscreen provides heightened moisture protection to the structure. It also increases the efficacy of the building’s spray-foam insulation, and improves the building’s thermal insulation. Photography by Louis Perriault, Jeff Johnston, Neil Alexander

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